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	City of Plovdiv, Bulgaria
		If the city, beside being called Trimontium, it was called Ulpia, Flavia and Julia in the Roman times, the Slavs renamed it with its Thracian name of Pulpudeva, but modify it into Puldin or Ploudin from where the present name came.
		The trolleys network, the emblematic Trimontium Hotel, the Plovdiv Stadium and the Soviet Army Monument "Aliosha" were built in the middle of 50's.
		In the 60's and the 70's the mass building was adobded the rezult was the precast concrete elements blocks of flats.
	www.plovdivcity.net /plovdiv_history.html (1623 words)

	Trimontium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Trimontium is the name of a Roman fort at Newstead, near Melrose, Scotland, close under the three Eildon Hills (whence the name trium montium).
		Trimontium Exhibition Permanent exhibition at the Ormiston Institute, Melrose, Scotland on the history of the Roman fort of Trimontium at Newstead.
		The Newstead Research Project Outline and preliminary report from the University of Bradford on its investigation of the region surrounding the Roman fort of Trimontium near Newstead.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Trimontium.html (335 words)

	The Newstead Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Newstead Research Project is investigating the region surrounding the Roman fort of Trimontium near Newstead, on the River Tweed in the Borders region of southern Scotland.
		Trimontium was one of the most important Roman centres of the northern frontier in Britain, and was occupied from the late first century AD through the second.
		It was extensively excavated in the early years of the twentieth century, producing an outstanding collection of Roman artefacts, from humble wooden tent pegs to highly decorated military parade helmets, all now in the National Museums of Scotland in Edinburgh (Curle 1911).
	www.brad.ac.uk /acad/archsci/field_proj/newstead/newstead.html (611 words)

	TRIMONTIVM
		In Ptolemy's Geography the name is listed as Trimontium, the last of four towns attributed to the Selgovae tribe of the Scottish Borders region; the other three towns mentioned by Ptolemy, Carbantorigum, Uxellum and Corda, are all unidentified.
		All of the legible stones recovered from the Trimontium area have been altars to the gods, and interestingly enough all of the gods mentioned are Roman, further proof perhaps that the garrison at Newstead consisted of citizen Roman legionaries.
		The deities are all represented by single altars; Apollo, sun-god and patron of music, his sister Diana, goddess of the moon and hunting, the omnipotent Jupiter, king of the Roman pantheon, the ancient Italian rural god Silvanus, and lastly, the Campestres, or 'goddesses of the parade-ground.
	www.roman-britain.org /places/trimontium.htm (1313 words)

	MC'Trimontium'
		“Trimontium” Medical Center is a private surgery clinic.Situated in the center of the city of Plovdiv.
		“Trimontium” MC has most modern ophthalmic office with the latest generation laser for photocoagulation of the eye bottom - thromboses, ruptures and retina degeneration, diabetic retinopathies, vessel illnesses of retina and others.
		“Trimontium” MC covers a large range of plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive operations including peels, lifts, enlargements and reductions, liposuctions, as well as cosmetic procedures of the face.
	trimontium.hit.bg /english.htm (405 words)

	Bridging The Border - History - Trimontium
		The banks of the River Tweed seem an unlikely place for gladiatorial combat – facing your opponent across the arena, knowing that your life depended on your skill and the whim of the crowd.
		The remains of the fort and the amphitheatre are not visible today, but stunning aerial photography at the Trimontium Museum shows us what a huge fort it must have been, with barracks, bath houses, workshops and much, much more.
		Trimontium means three mountains, and refers to the three Eildon hills nearby.
	www.tweededucation.org.uk /map/History/04.htm (130 words)

	Trimontium Princess Hotel, Hotel Reservations - Lodgings.info
		Trimontium Princess Hotel has been for almost half a century a hotel of international repute and an outstanding symbol of Plovdiv.
		Attention to detail the discrete 4 star service and casual elegance of the 158 rooms and suites enable every guest to immerse into the emotional experience that is the Trimontium Princess Hotel and to feel at home.
		The rooms are furnished in a modern classical style with satellite television direct dial telephone individually controlled air-conditioing minibar and luxury bathrooms with telephone and hairdryer.
	ase.lodgings.info /details.jsp?fullcode=2040195&availability= (247 words)

	Trimontium Exhibition Page
		This modern, permanent and professional display, originally entitled 'The Trimontium Exhibition' was opened by Andrew L Tulley Esq, then Provost of Ettrick and Lauderdale District Council in July 1991.
		The £30,000 was raised by the Trimontium Trust, which was founded by local people in 1988 to promote interest in the site, rekindled by the Melrose Bypass proposals.
		The Walter Elliot book on 'The Story of Trimontium' (which won the Robertson Award in 1995 for a publication of its type) is also sold at the Museum and the academic publication on the 1989-98 excavations by Bradford University is awaited in 2006/2007, to be followed by a conference.
	trimontium.net /exhibition.html (749 words)

	Curle: Chapter 1, The Name Trimontium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		And yet those marching northwards along the great road must always have looked to the triple Eildon as a landmark, and it may well be that they knew the fort as Trimontium.
		The name occurs in Ptolemy's Geography[1] as that of one of the four towns of the Selgovae situated in the south of Scotland.
		Lastly, in the reign of Antoninus Pius, the town of Philippopolis in Thrace actually bore the name of Trimontium, and on a unique specimen of one of the coins of the city, preserved in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, the river-gods are represented with three mountain peaks rising behind them.
	www.curlesnewstead.org.uk /21.htm (182 words)

	THE TRIMONTIUM TRUMPET - page3
		Trimontium, as readers will know, is the Roman fort at Newstead in the Borders, named after the three Eildon hills.
		Trimontium is celebrated at the Roman Heritage Centre in the merry little town of Melrose.....It’s a splendid place, and this must have been my third or fourth visit over the years.
		As readers of “The Trimontium Trumpet” and, therefore, supporters like myself, I’m sure you’ll enjoy the same warm feeling of accomplishment as you scan a few last quotations: “Exactly what a local exhibition should be”...”A comprehensive and well targeted effort on a fascinating local subject”....
	www.trimontium.net /news306.html (2635 words)

	Accommodation in Trimontium Princess Hotel Plovdiv Bulgaria
		Trimontium Princess Hotel is a hotel of international repute for almost half a century, an outstanding symbol of the city of Plovdiv and its traditional hospitality.
		The welcoming Trimontium Restaurant, on the basement floor, with air conditioning and furnished in light classic style, comfortably accommodate up to 150 people.
		Trimontium Princess Hotel enjoys a superlative position right in downtown at one end of the main shopping and business centre, adjacent to the city's most preferred amenity - the sunken in greenery and quietness city garden.
	www.accommodationow.com /accommodation/trimontium_princess_hotel_plovdiv.htm (303 words)

	The three peaks city: Plovdiv in Roman times (1)
		This is partly due to Trimontium's location at the junction between the route linking the rich Danube plains to the North and the Mediterranean to the South and the route linking the Adriatic and the Black seas.
		The three peaks also offer natural defences to the city: the forum, the centre of Roman city life, is in the plain between the three hills (later known as Taxim, Nebet, and Jambaz Tepe).
		The ever-practical Romans, impressed by the favorable location, promptly renamed the city into Trimontium, or the city of the three peaks, a much less imperialistic name than the former "Philipopolis" given by Philip II of Macedonia.
	www.bluebulgaria.com /journey/plovdiv (371 words)

	Treasures from Trimontium Fields
		For over 30 years Jack and Caroline Cruickshank walked the fields of Trimontium chasing the plough furrows to glean fragments of Newstead's Roman past - sherds of pottery and glass, fragments of metal and, rarest of all, decorated gemstones.
		It should be both an example of the wealth which Trimontium still has to offer and a fitting tribute to the skill and persistence of the Cruickshanks in their years of treading the Newstead fields.
		This is no small undertaking but is the kind of project which the enthusiasts of the Trimontium Trust are well-suited to carry out over a number of years - and which the National Museums would be happy to support and encourage.
	www.trimontium.freeserve.co.uk /treasures.html (1023 words)

	Trimontium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Eildon Hills were known to the Romans as Trimontium because of their three (tri) separate hilltops (montium).The forts were next to the Roman road running from Corbridge on Hadrian's Wall into Scotland.
		The first two forts were built long before Hadrian's wall was started in AD 122 or Antonine's Wall in AD 142.
		Trimontium was an important Signal Station where Roman sentries could catch sight of any bands of enemies quite a few kilometers from the fort giving them plenty of time to warn the garrison.
	www.fife-education.org.uk /socsub/SocialSubjects/Scottish_History/EarlyHist/romans_Site/trimontium.htm (363 words)

	Trimontium Walk, Newstead, Melrose - Scottish Walks
		Within the grounds of the Abbey is the burial place of Bruce's heart with its commemorative stone, and across Cloister road the Commendator's House and gardens where the artefacts rescued from the Abbey are on display, as well as a Trimontium room and Anne Carrick's historical figures (of Smailholm Tower).
		Similarly the very knowledgeable guides who take the Trimontium Walks are well versed in what you can see and what you need to visualise.
		As you leave the area of the Abbey, look back at the East window with its statuary telling the story of the Coronation of the Virgin, to whom the Abbey was dedicated.
	www.scottish-walks.co.uk /trimontium/5.html (444 words)

	Bulgaria Hotels - Trimontium Princess Hotel Plovdiv Bulgaria
		The rooms are furnished in modern classical style, with satellite TV, direct telephone dial, individually controlled air conditioning, mini-bar, luxury bathrooms with tub/Jacuzzi, telephone and hairdryer and offer the guests a total relaxed atmosphere right in the heart of the city.
		From the top floors one can admire some of the most renowned views of the city and feel the marvellous combination of the charming atmosphere of the Old city with the modern style of life.
		The comfortable surroundings afforded by the Trimontium Princess Hotel ensure a relaxing atmosphere for an aperitif, a cocktail, a business meeting or a formal reception.
	www.southtravels.com /europe/bulgaria/trimontiumprincess/index.html (429 words)

	Welcome to Hotel Trimontium Princess Plovdiv
		The welcoming Big and Small Halls of Restaurant TRIMONTIUM on the basement floor, with air conditioning and furnished in light classic style, comfortably accommodate up to 150 people.
		Combining a meeting with a business lunch is a feature of the quality service at the Trimontium Princess Hotel.
		The Chef/s/ are proud to prepare tasty traditional Bulgarian dishes, specialties from the Oriental Cuisine, and respond with the same meticulous care to requests for international or individual menus.
	www.trimontium-princess.com /restaurants.html (123 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Scotland - 2000 years on: the face of a Roman invader
		Replica features of Trimontium Man, a 45-year-old military veteran, have been crafted from computerised data gleaned during a CT scan of his skull at Borders General Hospital.
		The Romans cremated their dead, so the soldier, whose skeleton was recovered from a 14ft-deep pit or well in 1846, cannot have died from natural causes.
		An archaeological dig by a team from Bradford University in the Nineties showed that the place where Trimontium Man was found lay close to an area of the fort which included inns and brothels.
	news.scotsman.com /scotland.cfm?id=371732003 (582 words)

	Trimontium Trust Interpretation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Trimontium is located near Melrose and represents the largest and most important Roman archaeological site in Scotland.
		It is particularly unusual in that it has an amphitheatre as they are rare in Britain as whole but this one may be unique in Scotland.
		The Trimontium Trust are a small but very active local group who have championed the research, conservation and promotion of this site.
	www.tweedforum.com /projects/heritage/education/trimontiumtrust (187 words)

	Trimontium, Plovdiv, Bulgaria - VirtualTourist.com
		I didn't stay at the Trimontium Princess Hotel as my visit to Plovdiv was for a half day on transit from Pamporvo in the Rhodope Mountains to the Black Sea coast; however the Hotel is certainly worthy of a mention.
		Its location is one of the best in Plovdiv for both business and leisure, right in the heart of the city at one end of the main shopping streets and close to the business centre.
		The 4 star Trimontium Princess Hotel is a member of the Princess Hotel chain, with 158 rooms and 4 suites.
	www.virtualtourist.com /hotels/Europe/Bulgaria/Plovdivska_Oblast/Plovdiv-380291/Hotels_and_Accommodations-Plovdiv-Trimontium-R-1.html (371 words)

	Trimontium-Princess hotel in Plovdiv, Bulgaria - information with photos and rates
		High class hotel, one of the symbols of the city, now Trimontium is probably the best hotel combining style and modern facilities with the best service.
		The Trimontium is a nice hotel overall, however it is hugely overpriced these days.
		The service was better and the price was half of what is was in the Trimontium.
	www.bulgaria-hotels.com /en/hotel_info/39h-_trimontium-princess_hotel-plovdiv.html (1033 words)

	Trimontium Princess Hotel Plovdiv Bulgaria - SPECIAL Discount Rates
		The Trimontium Princess Hotel is suitably located for business and leisure guests to Plovdiv.
		All the guestrooms at the hotel have all the comforts expected in a hotel in its class to make guests feel at home.
		To make a reservation at the Trimontium Princess Hotel, please enter the dates of your stay and complete our secure online booking form.
	www.planetholiday.com /hotels/europe/bulgaria/plovdiv/trimontium_princess_hotel.html (139 words)

	Trimontium - Definition, explanation
		on the history of the Roman fort of Trimontium at Newstead.
		Promotes interest in the Roman fort at Newstead, Melrose, Scotland, guides visitors and has funded a permanent exhibition.
		of the region surrounding the Roman fort of Trimontium near Newstead.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/t/tr/trimontium.php (400 words)

	Trimontium Walk, Newstead, Melrose - Scottish Walks
		It is an Edwardian summerhouse, lined with fumed oak, and built with stone taken from Trimontium by the landowner during the Curle excavations.
		The belt of trees to your right may be on the line of Dere Street, leading to the river crossing.
		We shall finish, instead, with links to the official website of the Trimontium Trust, the Melrose Town website, the Melrose Town Trail and the virtual website for St Cuthbert's Way, which starts at the Abbey and ends on Lindisfarne.
	www.scottish-walks.co.uk /trimontium/11.html (291 words)

	History - Trimontium Roman site near Melrose, Scottish Borders Countryside with Easy Access, Scottish Borders ...
		Trimontium is the site of a Roman Settlement near Melrose.
		A "The Three Hills" exhibition is in the centre of Melrose at the Ormiston Institute.
		The Trimontium stone is also seen on this old road which is easiest walked in this direction as it is downhill.
	www.bordersdisabilityforum.org.uk /news/rangers/18.html (107 words)

	Trimontium Roman Fort, Scotland
		Excavations have revealed some of what was going on there, but much has still to be done.
		The Trimontium Walk — starts at the 'Three Hills' Roman Heritage Centre in Melrose Square.
		This is the eighth season of a moderate 5 mile/ 8 km walk, guided each week by Trimontium Trust members.
	www.discovertheborders.co.uk /places/138.html (369 words)

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